Video of horse travelling via local train in West Bengal goes viral. Watch
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A video of a horse travelling via a local train in West Bengal has gone viral online. The incident happened onboard the Sealdah-Diamond Harbour Down local train.
There is no dearth of bizarre and mindboggling content on the internet and we have the perfect example to demonstrate that. So, a video of a horse travelling via a crowded local train has surfaced on social media. The incident happened in West Bengal and the clip is reportedly from the Sealdah-Diamond Harbour Down local train. The owner of the animal was present onboard too.
While it is quite common to spot small cattle travelling on local trains in West Bengal, a fully grown horse is a rare sight. A few pictures of the whole incident have also surfaced online. They feature the horse standing among the crowd in the local train with its owner.
Take a look:
According to reports, the Eastern Railway has ordered an investigation to verify the authenticity of the viral pictures.
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